TUESDAY, MARCH 28 8:30 Registration and Light Breakfast (7th Floor) 8:55 Meeting Success Factors Lionel C. Kimerling, MIT and AIM Photonics Academy

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1 INTEGRATED PHOTONICS MANUFACTURING AIM-IPSR SPRING 2017 MEETING March 28-29, 2017 STATUS 2017 AND STRATEGIES FOR 2025 THE INTEGRATED PHOTONICS SYSTEM ROADMAP Co-Organized By: AIM Photonics Institute The MIT Microphotonics Center INEMI TUESDAY, MARCH 28 8:30 Registration and Light Breakfast (7th Floor) 8:55 Meeting Success Factors Lionel C. Kimerling, MIT and AIM Photonics Academy SESSION I: MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY DYNAMICS Session Chair: Richard Grzybowski, Director R&D, MACOM; Chair, MIT Microphotonics Center Industry Consortium 9:10 Keynote: Photonics in the Electronics Supply Chain: Volatility and Opportunity Charles Fine, MIT Sloan 9:35 Manufacturing: A Confluence of Tools, Technology and People Ira Moskowitz, Director, Advanced Mfg Program, Mass Tech Collaborative 9:55 Integrated Photonics: Wall Street Report James Kisner, SVP Jefferies, LLC 10:15 Keynote: Photonic Integrated Circuits: How Foundries Transform Prototyping Meint Smit, TUE, Netherlands 10:45 Break SESSION II: AIM ON BOARD OPTICAL INTERCONNECTION CONSORTIUM Session Chair: Bob Pfahl, Director, inemi and AIM 11:00 Considerations for On-Board Optical Interconnect Terry Smith, Senior Staff Scientist, 3M 11:20 Goals, Timelines and Learning Tom Marrapode, Director of Advanced Technology, Molex 11:40 Supply Chain and US Manufacturing John MacWilliams, Principal, US Competitors 12:00 Attendee Lunch (6th Floor, Dining Rooms 5 & 6) Integrated Photonics Systems Roadmap (IPSR)/ Microphotonics Center Industry Consortium Board Meeting (6th Floor, Dining Room 4)

2 SESSION III: AIM MANUFACTURING AND PROTOTYPING PROGRAM Session Chair: Tom Brown, University of Rochester and AIM TAP 1:30 The AIM MPW Program Hmayak Bagramian, Engineering Manager, AIM Project, SUNY Polytechnic Institute 1:50 High Versatility - High Throughput Testing Robert Polster, Post-Doctoral Researcher, Columbia 2:10 Cost Modeling of Integrated Photonics Manufacturing Randy Kirchain, Principal Research Scientist, MIT SESSION IV: IPSR WORKSHOP Session Chair: Bill Bottoms, Chairman, 3MTS 2:30 Breakout meetings of the IPSR Technical Working Groups and Product Emulator Groups with the AIM MCE/KTMA teams. 5:00 Networking Reception (6th Floor, Dining Rooms 3 & 4) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 8:30 Registration and Light Breakfast (7 th Floor) 8:50 Lessons Learned Lionel C. Kimerling, MIT and AIM Photonics Academy SESSION V: INTEGRATED PHOTONICS INDUSTRY REPORT Session Chair: Ed White, SUNY Poly and AIM Outreach 9:00 Keynote: Infinera Commercial InP PICs: past, present and future Mark Missey, Director of PIC Hardware Development, Infinera 9:20 MACOM s Laser Integrated PIC (L-PIC) Platform using Self-Aligned Etch Facet Technology (SAEFTTM) Richard Grzybowski, Director R&D LNC, MACOM 9:35 Optical Electronics Beyond Datacom Richard Otte, President & CEO, PROMEX Industries Inc. 9:50 Fabrinet Hong Hou, Executive VP and CTO, Fabrinet 10:05 Samtec Ed Sayre, Senior Consultant, Systems and Signal Integrity, Samtec 10:20 Break SESSION VI: AUGMENTED REALITY AND RF APPLICATIONS Session Chair: Chair Kazumi Wada, MIT and Madeleine Glick, UAz 10:40 Keynote: CMOS Phase TOF Sensors for 3D Sensing Cyrus Bamji, Partner Hardware Architect, Microsoft 11:20 Perceptual Computing Prasad Modali, Senior Director, Intel Corporation 11:40 RF Signal Processing with Silicon Photonics Young-Kai Chen, Senior Director, Nokia Bell Labs

3 12:00 Lunch (6th Floor, Dining Rooms 3 & 4) SESSION VII: THE AIM DESIGN AUTOMATION CONSORTIUM Session Chair: Stefan Preble, RIT and Duane Boning, MIT 1:00 Integrated Photonics Design Automation Brett Attaway, EPDA Director, AIM Photonics 1:15 Meeting the Workforce Demand for Photonic Designers Stefan Preble, RIT 1:30 Electronic-Photonic Co-Design Milos Popovic, Boston U 1:45 Device and Circuit Level Design Flows for Photonic Integrated Circuit Design, Simulation, and Layout Pablo Mena, R&D Engineer, Synopsys, Inc. 2:00 Electronic-Photonic Design Automation Framework Ahmadreza Farsaei, Principal Product Engineer, Cadence 2:15 Lumerical Solutions Jonas Flueckiger 2:30 PhoeniX Software Mitch Heins, Business Development Manager 2:45 Break SESSION VIII: INTEGRATED PHOTONICS NEW TECHNOLOGY FOCUS Session Chair: Ajey Jacob, Principal Member Technical Staff, Global Foundries 3:00 Keynote: Silicon MZI Modulators: History and Future Graham Reed, Professor and Deputy Director, Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton 3:25 Germanium EAM Modulators: Commercial Deployment and Future Jurgen Michel, Senior Research Associate, MIT 3:40 Scaling Vectors for Optical Modulators Volker Sorger, Director Orthogonal Physics Enabled Nanophotonics, George Washington University 3:55 Transfer Printing for Heterogeneous Photonic Integration Weidong Zhou, University of Texas, Arlington SESSION IX: IPSR TWG BREAKOUT REPORTS Session Chair: Bill Bottoms, 3MTS 4:10 Breakout Reports from ISPR TWGs and PEGs 5:15 Adjourn

4 AIM ACADEMY SPRING 2017 MEETING March 28-30, 2017 BUILDING THE I-90 INTEGRATED PHOTONICS CORRIDOR THURSDAY MARCH 30 8:30 Registration and Light Breakfast (Chipman Room, 6-104) INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED PHOTONICS 9:00 Integrated Photonics: Fundamentals and Commercial Future Lionel Kimerling, Executive Director, AIM Photonics Academy 9:15 Building Value Points in the Integrated Photonics Supply Chain Bob Pfahl, Director, IPSR and inemi DISCOVERING LATENT COMPETENCIES 9:30 Panel Session: Adjacent and Latent Competencies Panelists: Richard Otte, President and CEO, Promex Industries Inc. Xiaochen Andy Sun, CTO, LaXense Inc, Yi Qian, Vice President, Product Management, MRSI Themes What are adjacent and latent competencies? Translating Skill Sets from Optics and Fiber to Integrated Photonics Translating Skill Sets from Electronics SME Commercial Engagement in Integrated Photonics Supply Chain 10:15 Break COORDINATION OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING 10:30 NIST, MEP Role Mark McMenemy, Technology Director, MassMEP Peter Russo, Director, MassMEP 10:45 I-90 Education in AIM, Community College Role Kathy Rentsch, Dean, Business Eng and Tech, QCC 11:00 NSF, ATE Role Gordon Snyder, Associate Director, OP-TEC Robert Geer, SUNY Polytechnic Institute 11:25 AIM Photonics Academy Overview of Offerings and Education and Practice Factory Brian Anthony, Associate Director, AIM Photonics Academy HQ Team, AIM Photonics Academy MIT CAMPUS, CHIPMAN ROOM, ROOM 6-104, 182 MEMORIAL DRIVE (REAR), CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139

5 11:45 Open Session: Achieving Effective Coordination How can AIM Photonics Academy help coordinate CC, MEP, ATE networks? Where are the holes and gaps? Development of educational/training offerings Integrated photonics/integrated photonics manufacturing Delivery of education and training products Marketing offerings Creation an education/training resource center? 12:15 Lunch (Chipman Room, 6-104) 1:15 Open Session: Defining Needs for Manufacturing Growth and Leadership Along the I-90 Corridor Education Needs and Resources, The NIST-MEP Program and Regional Practice Facilities Community College Networks Apprenticeships and Credentialing PIC Manufacturing Skills ASSESSMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GROWTH 1:45 SME Engagement-Making Products with the Education and Practice Factory Brian Anthony, Associate Director, AIM Photonics Academy 2:10 State View of Manufacturing, Programs and Incentives Ira Moskowitz, Director, Advanced Mfg Program, Mass Tech Collaborative 2:30 Open Session: Engaging SMEs and Fostering Growth and Employment SME engagement along I-90 Economic growth and employment in MA and NY 3:00 Adjourn MIT CAMPUS, CHIPMAN ROOM, ROOM 6-104, 182 MEMORIAL DRIVE (REAR), CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139